New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25
FOLLOWING OUT SEQUENCES
,.xrs Mo1AuoHL1N HIM SELF AGAIN.
aArRlsoN At sARATo0A TO CHANGE HIS LUCK
HAYwARp's EN0LIsH IDEAS.


A. N><aus a the soul Of racing. II Is interesting 70
t,ue the analysis Of the sequence system ~ applied
10 famous Jockeys and also to look back over tho week
~ zee how followers Of favotes came out OF the ring
Monmouth Park Garrison lost three races on TUESDAY
and thursday departed for Saratoga to change MS luck
There he humbled the pride of California and lir'ed
BRIGHTON Beach to the seventh heaven He had only 81.
cuuts in the course of the week. losing Ave races ana
winning two he couldn't help winning with Kinsnsn'
for tho Dwyer colt had nothing to beat MI BALDWIN
Aindy removing little obstacle Of the size OF Emperor
Of Norfolk from his path to victory Nor co"id 'ne
Snapper" well have lost the race when hoyA Ai"n
won from volante Tho lstter was decidedly on, wn,e
Che Brighton Beacher was prepared TOT tho race W
vse Of every device known to the willy masc'ans WIZ
hold sway over the destines of sawed-oh plugs ~h'cn
exhibit in and out of season on the COOLING sanos VI
Coney Island. A..
Reference 10 this column Of week ago VIII sho" na'
The last sequence Of the preceding week ackea one
mount of completion, and investment OF 20 on "ar
.ons erst mount on Tuesday required to follow out
the principle Placing the sum on MY own IL disap-
.srd leaving S32 as the net profit on the sequence
ann ont Now 60 on with the next- two races at Mon
mouth Park and three at Saratoga This Is their ordef
Nv stands for won while o means lost:
O,Ow,O.W
YOU lose SIS on Preciosa and Mona and investing $50
on Kingfsh win $40. On Himalsya you drop another
as followed BY placing $40 Royal Arch and cashing
IN clear profit Of $500 Sequence run out gain $751;
loss s2O net profit $I10. Cash capital required $685.
MCLAUGHLIN wound up the week before last owing his
followers two with which to complete sequence
they had started to out. He left them SD out anu
made Il necessary for them to invest $50 on sea Fog
which they Iostand $40 Dry Monopoe which pulled
them out nicely the little bay colt paying 3 to 1.
eequence run out gain $780, loss $35, ret profit 1885,
Cash capital required $75.
Pursuing the next sequence these are his mounts In
their order:
OW,W,W,O
Losing IS on Ten Booker you invest $40 Eurus at
70 and win 500 Then SIS Hanover wins 81, and 80
on Bess wins S. followed by loss of s. on Fordhan'
SEQUENCE run out-gan $66, loss $l0 net profit $o0'
Cash capital required Sl5
The next sequence Is incomplete there being only four
mounts but far they go they represent loss CT
CTS and make 1t necessary to Invest $50 on NC
Laughn's first mount Tuesday. This is the way the
sequence stands
o, 90.
THIS Os represent successive losses Dry Monopole,
Ten Booker Britannia and ]. W. White 1t was MADE
apparent by his riding last week that Mclaughlin Is get
Ting back his FORM or luck the supersttious say
Ihis is good news Mclaughlin is not infable, but he
Ia and his straightforward course has won
him hosts of friends who rejoice at the turn IN the long
lane of his iforune Although he is often censured
for losing race yet his most capous critics know in
their hearts that lie always does his best to win.
Having done with Mclaughlin and Garrison let the
sequence follower turn his attention for moment on
Hayward who is again regularly in the saddle so'ne-
how or other there overpowerng sense OF force
An Hayward's name. you didn't know the man you
would be inclined back his mounts when you saw his
name run up opposite the number Of horse on your
programme 1t looks bold and strong and VIC
torious No of the unnitated hundreds who go TO
the races could sxiect great things OF such names as
E,lke Anderson. Davis Lewis, Rafferty, and West, but
~Hayward" looks like a winner. glance at Hay
svr;1
his name inspires This is their order for last week:
O., o, o. 100
This array of Os is not encouraging Hayward is too
American goers do not glory In the
brutal punishment Of horss but they DO like to see
The case may be. Hayward is not punisher: IL Ills
fsct hight s to do So In Haywafds eyes
vein Of racing does not bas kers whose
would rather see him persevere reasonable extent
when Mccarthy rode Favor in the Long Branch Hand;
Of the stretch he complained to the judges that little
Williams since suspended fouled him . tried to get
Wouldn't do it, Hayward "ewho riding stonebuek
pulled out and told me to pass on but t. Williams al pre-
pass him yet stonebuck came in third being beaten BY
Hdaso and Dry MonopSe only Accepting t MsCarhys
have won the race If Hayward had persevered OF
there wa not the s 81 auG Us
beaten and might as well get out Of rayors way Had
on 1o6ab Hn Eon would
Won the race Had Mclaughlin been on Eurus and
would have beaten the little hay colt Either Garrison
Or Mclaughlin Drake In the Weller Handicap would
nave made fSnng D"He exe f be ranne 20 comny
put he is to lose his following he does not cast on
Favortes won nine OF the nineteen at Mon
mouth last week an increase Of two oyer the preceding
week. not bad considering the upsets OF public
form consequent the wretched weather OF Thursday
pnd Saturday This is the order in which they won and
lost: 49, -, -,
The follower of favortos the sequence principle
viii have no difficulty In nguring out his accounts
Ia 1t customary jockeys their cape when
Triters attention 70 the fact that When Mclaughlin
snt Of Williams for ouHs Kinsh he did not take
6f his head covering. Garrison when SUMMONED to
psssed the owofmost step and stood tareheaded under
eose awful glances. Then Williams was called up and
he, too, removed his cap.
colt Is entered for the Excelsior Sweepstakes to be run
wa .sS be he e fs sss
meet on III, 80 ana a. sSS
Ssratosa Association will begin racing extra days
MI Bsldwns speedy ally Los AnEes; win have to
Ps@a Tnu sss
ing her weight III pounds. AS maidens are allowed
sen S 81 TOO pounds And thcre are other young
kd!es who although they have never won race, may
seventeen pounds heavy course, such as Monmouth
= sure to he on Tuesday.
There is reason why the mighty Hanover should
not take up l23 pounds and glop OF with the stevens
skcs on the same day Kingston not entered for this
Ssce. Neither 10 Miss Ford entered. but the Haggins
may start FirensL
Here Is some interesting gossip about the Derby win
yer Merry Hampton and tho St. Lcger. 1t Is from the
Sen Of London sporting critic;
1esss s e! ,sssI
Sky beat Melton kept speculation going This season
- Logger fair be excellent letting Merry
3supton backed IL TO have fancy whatever
= this hor.e undoubtedly failed in the Grand Prtx
rough stana and fairly anticipate that the
4Aesr win be run al fast pace as tho owness Of
be a slow race Merry HAMPTON might be et-
believe that the story % hi, being praeti.
Saly disabled Longchamps through being koked II the
~ himfam, he we'll as possible for
HE and quarter and then collapsed SEQ stated that
Herr Hampton likely start for the Sussex stakes at
eeedwood, race which being run over mile would iuss
init him but unlucky he 10 rot entered circumstance
Which appears to hav: escaped the notice OF the sporting
Writers Anticipated hs appearance at the post
IL cny engagement ct lockwood i tho Drawing room
(kss mile and Quarer in which he would have 70 give
On f1srent